Strange vinyl bootlegs

[Tomislaw Czarnecki <tomislaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Badgeholders.

My friend has recently bought two used LZ bootleg vinyls. The first one is
Mudslide without any serial numbers, labels etc. On the cover it has a
popular promo photo from 1969 and the background looks like it was painted
with water-paints.
On the back cover it has that painted background and track list (as
originally written):

Side 1
Heart Breaker - led Zeppelin
Thank you - Page/Plant
What is &what should never be - Page/Plant
Side 2
Communication breakdown - Page/Jones/Bonham
Groovin - King/Beatea
Ramble on - Page/Plant
Since i've been loving you - Page/Plant/Jones
Whole lotta love - Howlin Wolf
21/3/1970 Vancouver, Canada.
The start of their fifth American tour.

Maybe from these writings somebody will be able to tell me the label's name
etc. The sound is very clean, BTW.

The second one is much more interesting. It's a double LP bootleg. The
cover says "BBC Transcription Services, for the best radio programmes".
The stickers on the records say "TS BBC, BBC Transcription Services",
"Prehistoric Sounds of Led Zeppelin, CN ZOS0, vol. -" and "Use expires
30.9.78 unless contracted otherwise. Annual subscription permits continued
use for duration of contract.".
Tracks:
Vol.1
Rock and Roll
Over the Hills and Far Away
Black Dog
Misty Mountain Hop
Since I've Been Loving You
Dancing Days
The Rain Song

Vol.2
Whole Lotta Love
Everybody Needs Somebody to Love
Boogie Chillun
Baby I Don't Care
Let's Have A Party
The Rain Song
Dazed and Confused
San Francisco

It's a soundboard recording, probably from Stoke, 1/15/1973 (I haven't
heard this show yet and I haven't heard that this was ever released on vinyl!)

Any ideas???



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Tomislaw the Zephead